Dr Anna Petherick is interviewed about her research on polarisation and integrity and her work with the Lemann Foundation Programme to show the world what it can learn from Brazil.

Dr Roxana Radu wrote for Tech Policy on how Romania’s 2025 presidential election was a stress test for Europe’s digital defenses.

Professor Ciaran Martin reflects in The Stack that while cybersecurity has seen serious incidents, the apocalyptic scenarios many feared haven’t come to pass. With proper oversight, emerging AI-driven cyber threats can be effectively regulated he says.

Professor Ciaran Martin provided expert commentary to the University of Oxford, noting that while cyberspace has caused significant harm, the much-predicted global catastrophes have so far failed to materialise.

Dr Brianna Rosen unpacks the legal and global risks of US strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites.

Professor Yeling Tan joins the BBC for a conversation on the future of UK-China relations. 

Professor Karthik Ramanna and Robert Kaplan on fixing carbon disclosure.

Professor Janina Dill is quoted in The Observer on potential war crimes in Ukraine.

Professor Janina Dill speaks to BBC In Depth as Israel continues to be accused of war crimes.

Professors Karthik Ramanna and Nemit Shroff (MIT) warn that dismantling the US audit regulator would weaken oversight, especially in China, and harm global financial accountability.

Dr Aaron Maniam appears on BBC Radio 4's Rethink programme to discuss the success of digital innovation in Singapore.

Professor Janina Dill is quoted in Die ZEIT on Germany’s historical responsibility and the risk of genocide in Gaza. She argues this risk is serious enough to trigger Germany’s duty to prevent.